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Zimbabwe awaits next steps after military takeover

The future role of President Mugabe and other key figures remains unclear after the army stepped in.

Greece: Deadly floods hit Mandra, Nea Peramos and Megara

The victims include elderly people whose bodies were found inside their homes, reports say.

Saad Hariri: France offers visit, 'not exile'

The Lebanese PM and his family are invited to France after his surprise resignation caused a crisis.

'Da Vinci artwork' sells for record $450m

Salvator Mundi, reputedly painted by the artist, is sold by Christie's in New York for $450m.

Cambodia court considers dissolving opposition party

Half the opposition's MPs have already fled the country, after their leader was charged with treason.

Ticket prices falls but cost of football 'putting off' young fans

The Price of Football study finds the majority of ticket prices have frozen or fallen for a third year - but a poll suggests the cost is still putting off young adult fans.

Price of Football 2017 calculator: How much could football cost you?

Enter your team to see how the cost of following your club compares with other teams and how much you might spend this year.

Price of Football 2017: How young fans watch football

Stoke fan Olivia takes game-shy Sam to see Stoke v Leicester to investigate the differences between watching football live and consuming via social media.

Yemen's industrial-scale prosthetic limb factory

Drake stops his set after seeing person being groped

The moment a da Vinci sold for $450m

Roy Moore: How Alabamians are defending the accused judge

Why I chose to donate my eggs

Why would anyone donate their eggs to help a stranger have a child? A donor gives her reasons.

Dubai Airshow: Airbus seals order with US firm Indigo

The European planemaker sells 430 aircraft worth $49.5bn to US private equity firm Indigo Partners.

Why Delia Smith is wrong: We do want more cookery books

The queen of cookery says we don't need more recipe books, but she may have to eat her words.

Star Wars Battlefront II game faces further backlash

Players criticise the credits required to unlock heroes, as well as the inclusion of loot boxes.

Jack Dorsey saddened by Japan's 'Twitter killer'

The social network's chief reacts to reports that a killer used Twitter to lure suicidal victims.

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